Sentence examples for bred excess from inspiring English sources
The subtext is clear: With their famously liberal attitude to sex, the French have bred excess and impunity.
The book is an example of the kind of excess bred by the Super Bowl.
Such low numbers bred complacency and excess risk-taking.
If people gathered more than they needed, the excess food bred worms and rotted.
High-oil species such as rapeseed or flaxseed naturally have a greater energy store than lower oil crops which can then be accessed during germination since these species have been selectively bred to produce oil in excess of germination requirements.
Success tends to breed complacency and excesses, seen in today's loose monetary policy and stockmarket bubble.
Their chief connections will be with men of the first rank in the United States, who have been bred in affluence at least, if not in the excess of luxury.
Does Poots think excess can breed success?
The disruption to market confidence could breed economic damage in excess of any transitory benefits.
Orthodox economics holds that capital controls are usually harmful to growth, because, much like barriers to trade, they breed inefficiency: those with excess cash cannot lend it to those who could use it best.
